Actually to be more accurate, one baby snake has cut a tiny slit in his egg and stuck the tip of his nose out and has started breathing air.
It sounds more exciting to say the Eggs are Hatching!
After sticking his nose out, it still may be a day or two before he exits the egg. The others will do the same when they are ready. Snake births are a bit secretive. The egg box is still in the incubator, but I might bring it home tomorrow. The incubator is a safe place for them during hatching. It is temperature and humidity controlled. I won't disturb them until all the eggs have hatched. Baby snakes are very timid.
It sounds more exciting to say the Eggs are Hatching!
After sticking his nose out, it still may be a day or two before he exits the egg. The others will do the same when they are ready. Snake births are a bit secretive. The egg box is still in the incubator, but I might bring it home tomorrow. The incubator is a safe place for them during hatching. It is temperature and humidity controlled. I won't disturb them until all the eggs have hatched. Baby snakes are very timid.
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Catherine
